Author Interview with Trish Ahjel Roberts
The title of writer is so generic that it can mean so many things. For Trish Ahjel Roberts, being a writer means using her personal story to help others. Below
Book Review: The Land of Twilight Trilogy by Charmayne Hafen
Middle grade literature is filled with stories about children discovering other worlds and dimensions and coming out having a learned a lesson from their visit. Oftentimes, the majority of the
Gabby Makes a Friend Picture Book Review and Author Interview
Below is a review of the picture book Gabby Makes a Friend by Chris Elle Dove along with an interview with the author about her book and writing. Find out
Blood from Stone Film Review
If you’ve seen one vampire movie, you haven’t seen them all. Vampires are one of the most versatile movie monsters there are, and their immortality means that they’re used to
Book Review: Barry Sonnenfeld, Call Your Mother
I’m a film fan who has always been drawn to bizarre stories about misunderstood outcasts. So the familiar scrawl of long, skinny handwriting forming the credits before an Addams Family
Apple and Blueberry Crumble Recipe by Sarah of A Spoonful of Vanilla
By: Sarah of A Spoonful of Vanilla I am Sarah, owner of A Spoonful of Vanilla. I am 25 and live in Edinburgh with my partner. I started sharing my
Giving Myself a Tarot Card Reading
No matter what your belief system, it’s human nature to seek out the answers to the unknown. Some of us pray. Others read books. Some study science. Others meditate. No
Experience Essays by the Blogging Community
This collection of essays below is a mixed bag of experiences from four different bloggers who detail common yet personalized moments that you may or may not have experienced as
Entertainment Essays by the Blogging Community
This post features entertainment-themed essays from fellow bloggers covering books and music. Entertainment makes us feel more connected as fans, but getting close to celebrities or creating a form of
Haunted Houses: How the Victorian Home Inspired Classic Ghost Stories
Victorian Houses. By day, they are the “painted ladies” of postcard row in San Francisco during the opening of Full House. By night, they are the sinister house silhouetted on
Short Story Review and Author Interview: “New York Onions” by William Becker
Horror writers. They get the reputation for being creepy, sinister, and even dangerous. But like any other writer, their genre is a tool to help them tell their stories. Short
Parenting Essays by the Blogging Community
Below is a collection of essays written by fellow bloggers on the subject of parenting. More specifically, these three essays cover what it’s like to conceive and give birth to
Book Review: Between Dog and Wolf by Jacque Stevens
When Isabelle Berger turns down her best friend’s marriage proposal in Cry Wolf, it sets off a chain of events triggered by her defiance. We ultimately pay for the choices
Historical Writing: A Process
By: Vali Benson I am a published author. That still feels funny to say and sometimes I still don’t believe it, but it’s true. My name is Vali Benson and
Travel Essays by the Blogging Community
Throughout the month of October 2020, I’m featuring essays from fellow bloggers where they tell personal stories beginning with the phrase, “what it’s like…” These 15 essays will each fall